Sentence examples for enrolled few from inspiring English sources

Studies done by Chicago think tanks have shown that most of the brand-new, turned-around charter schools enrolled few of the students who previously attended "failing" schools.

That study enrolled few patients with COPD.

First, the estimation of the incidence of adverse events is unreliable because all studies were case series (the majority of which were retrospective) that enrolled few transported patients.

ACCORD enrolled few participants aged >79 years, so our results may not apply to older age-groups that might be more sensitive to the adverse effects of hypoglycemia.

Previous Japanese studies have reported that anti-p140 antibody is mainly found in CADM rather than classic DM patients [ 9, 12, 13], but these studies enrolled few classic DM patients with rapidly progressive ILD to conclusively determine whether anti-p140 antibody is a risk factor of CADM or of rapidly progressive ILD.

For example, the incidence of hand-foot syndrome (55% in a Japanese study (Akaza et al, 2007) vs 30% in the initial landmark phase III study (Escudier et al, 2007)) and hypertension (28% (Akaza et al, 2007) vs 17% (Escudier et al, 2007)) with sorafenib in Japanese patients were higher compared with those in clinical trial populations that enrolled few Asians.

In the so-called Obamacare market for individuals and families, many health insurance companies have suffered financial losses during the first three years of the new system, mostly because they enrolled fewer people and sicker people than they had anticipated before enrollment began in October 2013. .

In February 942,000 people enrolled, fewer than in January.

New York and Florida, for instance, have each enrolled fewer than 300, and 21 states have fewer than 50.

In a cost-saving measure, the city shut down cafeterias at 177 schools that have enrolled fewer than 200 students in summer classes.

At the turn of the century, New Zealand's eight universities enrolled fewer than 50 Middle Eastern students; that number has since grown to more than 2,000, with nearly 8,000 at other universities in nearby Australia.